it was _ and sear for that operation. it was in — and sear for that operation.ut we should _ what trump will do, but we should prepare for any contingency. very cautiously optimistic that he will do the smart— optimistic that he will do the smart thing which is to make sure — smart thing which is to make sure that _ smart thing which is to make sure that ukraine is in a position— sure that ukraine is in a position that way negotiations come. — position that way negotiations come. it— position that way negotiations come, it has a reasonable position— come, it has a reasonable position on the battlefield. very— position on the battlefield. very interesting. thank you very much for your time this evening, much appreciated. we'll take short break. you are watching the bbc, around the world and here in the uk. you might think in a week when the russians have lowered their thresheold for using nuclear weapons, that would be the main talking point in the united states. but that's not how washington works. instead, the focus today was on the door of a congressional meet

so they speak isaac sears and john krueger james johnson and they have this this meeting and they kind of you see a series of maybe a little bit like a lobbyist he's trying to get a sense of what new yorkers feeling so they talk to him about the question like we have to something here our parliament is going to do something bad and sears recommends that the attack sort of what they do in congress now they attach the to this bill to pass it through and that will quell new yorkers anger that the losses here this is a misstep like off until this point they've had a really good sense of new yorkers feelings and thoughts about the imperial crisis. they've been able to mobilize support and kind of like direct new yorkers support where they wanted. when they're going to vote on this bill. they locked the doors to the assembly they physically locked the doors. so nobody can get that this like a critical mass that after they've opened it up after they've opened it up, they close it. so macdougal anonymously writes a broadside. so a big essay is called the to the betrayed of new york because he'

sears former president trump at an event in pennsylvania yesterday. >> i'm just looking here and i am watching. this is nothing to do with corruption but a little bit of intelligence. i have a piece of glass over here. in another piece of glass there. and i have this piece of glass here. but it only have overhears the fake news, right? [laughter] and to get me somebody would have to shoot through the fake news and i don't mind that so much. [laughter] i don't mind. i don't mind that. so i have a piece of glass here. the problem with that glass is i don't look great on television you have a 4-inch piece of glass a howitzer can't go through. >> is a former president yesterday in pennsylvania this is aunt in huntington, west virginia trump supporter. >> hello. my comment something i never thought i would've done before i am going to support president trump. we haveup terrorists and crimins from around the world here. that did not happen before. that is insane. that one thing for me is disqualifying for kamala harris. president biden put her in charge of the border she's never even beenn

can a kind of, sears, maybe he's a little bit like a lobbyist.is trying to get a sense of what new yorkers are feeling. so they talk to about the quartering act, like we have to get to do something here parliament is going to do something bad, and sears recommends, what they do in congress now, they attach the currency to this builder passed through, and that will quell sort of new yorkers anger. this is a critical misstep. up until this point, they've had a really good sense of new yorkers feelings and thoughts about the imperial crisis, and they have been able to mobilize support and kind of, like, direct new yorkers support where they want it. when they are going to vote on this bill, they lock the doors to the assembly. they physically lock the doors so nobody can get in. this is a critical misstep. >> after they've opened it up? >> after they open it up, they close it. so mcdougal anonymously writes a broadside. it is called to the betrayed inhabitants of new york, and he alleges that the delanceys have betrayed them. they shut them out of t

sears point up to the north. the delta and vacaville.es, and then in southern marin county, tiburon getting your head wet as well as berkeley. highway 24. but for the big game looking dry still this afternoon and then along the peninsula. 280 here san mateo. a few showers towards foster city further south around highway one half moon bay. looking at the wet weather. flood warnings still here. right in the north bay. sonoma. jenner. guerneville. the russian river. until tomorrow morning. we're looking at receding flood waters eventually, but still localized flooding. of course, parts of the north bay there with over 15in of rain in three days. so a few showers. level one system, slick roadways, less than a 10th of an inch of rain yesterday, anywhere from 2 to 3in in the north bay. inch and a half for you in hayward and los gatos, with three quarters of an inch in san jose and over five inches ben lomond will add a little bit to those totals today and the next several days. a look outside our exploratorium camera. 55 downtown and in haywar

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stew, real to look, relocate, the civilians who were operated 4 years ago because of the russian and searing a strikes in the countryside to a level. now they claim that they have taken control of the some of the parts of the neighborhood within the pacific center. however, the syrian government says this is not to, they are repelling, they are strong, strong resilience and they are taking back some of the villages that this the regional position to present place. however, this is for sure. the serial position has a strong and rapid advance on the ground, but how this fighting is going to end up is still unclear as also there are reports saying that is some of his beloved fighters from southern level. and i'm some hash, the shabby a from iraq are arriving to the area to support the syrian government forces on the ground. and some report suggests that the russians are with roving from pal reflects which can be another target for the serial position factions to liberate autonomy, to show how this fighting is going to fold up. seeing, i'm to solo eldest 0 hard time to get to a border. i'm calli

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it would temporarily give supervisors the power to fire sheriff christina corpus after a searing audit of her leadership. the board agreed to officially introduce the measure, then vote on it in two weeks. >> we are responsible for the safety net of this county, the safety net services, and for protecting our most vulnerable. and right now. what's happening at our sheriff's office is impacting and negatively impacting public safety. >> an independent audit says the sheriff had an inappropriate relationship with an employee and created a culture of intimidation and retaliation. sheriff corpus did not attend today's meeting, and she has denied all allegations. president elect donald trump has spent the past two weeks filling cabinet positions. abc news reporter christiane cordero tells us his pick for attorney general faces an uphill battle for senate confirmation. >> today, president elect trump joining elon musk for the scheduled spacex starship launch and trump not backing down with growing pressure on his attorney general nominee, matt gaetz. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle ar

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so wrapped up again and very strategic military base for the searing government. on the other hand, 0 position sections, actually the ones that are, that have served under the syrian national. i me formerly say umbrella. and they have launched another operation in the early hours of this morning, which is called the dawn of a freedom. they basically moved from l. bob as a from south and to had this in order to contain tubs of thought. we have been talking about terrified a is since our cover starts with about syria, tyler fault has been and had been under control of the russian forces and the syrian curtis script at the s d f. so far the russians are reported to withdrawn from the city, and that's why and the factions within the all positions a polish right now, they plan a and other operations harvesting the center of the seller. and we've been hearing the capacity in the area in order to restore on to a possible attack by the positions and other reports from this. the upside is that they have taken control of some neighborhoods in a level as well as the syrian g

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. >> the three part series that debuted this week is a searing indictment of how boulder police handled the investigation, and cast suspicion on the ramsey family. >> you have a small town, inexperienced police force overwhelmed by a crime that they had never seen before, had no experience in. they get an early idea and they can't move off their tunnel vision, and for some reason, there's something about human nature where people just can't admit that they made a mistake. >> the new series echoes calls to reopen the case. exactly what we heard from john ramsey when we talked to him a few weeks ago for an exclusive true crime news interview. >> my goal right now is really to get an answer as to who did this for the sake of my family, for my children, their children. this is a cloud that still hangs over our family. and it's not fair. it's not right, but it's there. >> and for john, that means getting the crime scene evidence out of the boulder police's hands and into the most state of the art labs for dna testing. shockingly, some evidence has never been tested with advanced dna technolo

i still have this searing memory of that and i think about how far we've come.ional association of people with aids. i am negative and i member how we manage that about how this community and the aids committee so people hiv still had to fight for a place at the table. i remember cordless make was exactly director. people my generation generation can talk about and about all the people we know who a diaper i remember once when he was like they don't want you to be static to think all these people thought to advance this calls for you to be said? go out and live your life. that's stuck with me that we have to remain hopeful. the other thing is -- >> that you still saw so much pain and death. that still, you have to make, that something be said about the process of making yourself. >> right. >> optimistic. >> i think you got direct eyes the priorities you may. one example of 2000 was a first-time the international aids conference was held in south africa. i'm an ordained priest from swaziland. so i go there, i'm scarred by experiment i go to sunset that one of my

so is this, how searing on forces are really deploying in and after the offering tends fighting to service in the countries north, west as the large number of terrorist and the variety of fronts of forest are armed forces to conduct the redeployment operation. the purpose of this operation is to strengthen our lines of defense in order to counter the attacks saved the lives of civilians and soldiers and prepare for a counter attack. the general command of the army and armed forces emphasizes that this is a temporary measure. they will do everything possible to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our people in a level administered any. i am not sure if it is possible to describe what is happening now in northern syria as chaos amid the attempt by various forces in the region to seize the opportunity until the syrian army re groups and seizes the initiative to launch a counter offensive, which the syrian ministry of defense announced this statement referred to the large scale operations supported by thousands of foreign terrorists with heavy weapons and a significant number of drones which ar

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with so far from russia and 5 to get the searing on a count as a terrace offensive. and no part of the country influencing heavy losses upon the minutes. but who is behind the terrorist? and that to me, i will give you his most last semester. he called the nation with a touch. this indicate that he has been involved the driving company today for the latest global news bound up. i'm hold on a moment. this is our t internet fundamental. it's in the past. couldn't fund a decision making sense as in can be among the tea tablets for future rush strikes with the box to me. so it was nice color. it's came during a press briefing in cars, accent of the come on to chicago. we stay just as the commander in chief you do you think these strikes on decision making? centers are also possible bio rec nichols to let's say let's go to a month ago. there was a joke about where the full costs and soviet times the full cost was the during the day. everything is possible. yeah. of the show us, the motion. looks like the president was in the mood for a chat today because it was quite a lo

cost is presently hope it does not look like the cable industry and the customer service there. >> or sears and roebuck. >> maybe you could talk a little bit about, you know, what public investments look like in higher education. you mentioned some of the things new jersey is doing. for probably, what sort of conversations do we need to be having, and is there an appetite for tuition free for your colleges, for instance? >> many states have actually taken on the issue of a promise program, the idea of, you make a promise to students that the state will be there to underwrite the cost of college. so new jersey definitely has a promise program. community college opportunity grant and our garden state guarantee are coupled together to provide a pathway for students whose families are less than $65,000 in adjusted gross income to be able to get four years of college at a two- year and transfer to a four- year tuition and fee free. many states have a similar kind of program. new jersey is thus unique in the way we combine two and four years. more and more states are talking about this. actually,

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both sides express grave concerns over the dangers development in the searing era or a public in connection with the military escalation and the level and it live provinces. both sides confirmed the necessity to coordinate joint actions to stabilize the situation in the syrian era republic. first and foremost, using capabilities of the standard format. hello, everyone. very exhausting to the i the us. i like is that all behind the resurgence of terrace groups in syria, terrible has its west still on support for the official government in damascus. and this fight against the militants. the reactivation of terrorist groups in serious is a us sinus game. after a failure in lebanon, the syrian government and its citizens are resolutely standing against those terrorist groups. now, as sessions are once again boiling in the country, and the s p. s is cleaning q regions their to one has we generated it's 10 mic meant to protecting the syrian government. different they want individuals have, i mentioned this friday, a foreign minister, a boss. i don't know if he said it directly to his counterpart,

narcotic hand doping substances in order to remain fully prepared in case they have to fight russian or searing troops. their situation is similar to the one you craning and troops are now in on the front lines against russians. the connection between the ukraine and the militants of their how ya, it's a rear alshaun service group has been moved for quite a long time. so for a song, the be to say and allegations local press has said that at least $250.00 instructors arrived in england from you grange each of the local i terrace how to upgrade their drones and also the worst. what if you wouldn't miss accounts that ukrainians are actually here, but now we have the discovered actual footage of being here. and right now we'll talk to the member of the russian armed forces and he'll give us the details just a couple of weeks ago. we finally got real confirmation of the ukrainian instructor's presence in syria. they came to train the so called opposition corps, in fact, terrorist to teach them advanced technologies and practices. in particular, how to control kamikaze. you avi's f p drones. apparent

is, this is as been costly for both sides and as there is no prospect for a cease fire with many searing, we're going to see an escalation on to do as president elect from a takes office in january. dana, thank you very much for that zeno whole the live and favorite us and adds to that. and there's been fighting between is there any football fans in palestine solidarity demonstrations, fans of israeli club? mccarthy? televi. we're on the batch capital for you for the police match against i. x. video posted online shows is right. he finds tearing down palestinian flags in the cities tend to police say there was also a confrontation between local taxi drivers and the visiting fans. is there any problem, mister benjamin netanyahu says he's sending 2 planes to the netherlands to evacuate is waiting citizens area. i split for the already gold, but he's in his really political commentator. i stopped by asking him about the psychology of the alternation. this is where any football fans is not generally considered an ultra nationalist club. it has one group of cultures that is known for mt pales

came at a time when is real full of course carried out of strength over the past year, targeting searing governments positions as well as iran back to positions within the country which was or met that there was a deep re department of forces to the south of the border which essentially created a vacuum or power vacuum that the h t us is currently feeling and one sense of the words, but we also to start based on the analysis provided by a cut down. he suggests that the united states is not just implicit in promoting these types. but last year that the washington met with the h t s, which is a group that is in one form or the other backed by outside us. and that they met with aged us as well as curtis militants with a northern syria to establish a court. or the main idea of that quarter is of course to ensure that it has a strong hold within the country that they would oppose the syrian government. and based on the analysis provided by currently also suggests that the framework for this shared administration of course, was to essentially take hold. we understand that the meanings between

well, the speed and the timing of the searing opposition fighters take over of a level have left many, asking about the calls and significance of these attacks. and one of the most follow time areas in the middle east, mama drawn explains this is the center of polk, the 2nd largest city, which until friday was one of the main strong columns of a ceiling on the pop up was a symbol of its full this taught use of the government of some of the are taken down by that happens. i mean, do they show up in less than 3 days on the opposition functions led by hays to have shot for h t s most on the seats of from the north and the purpose of their swift de cove of thoughts as to the tools of safety without much of a fight by the city, an army has left many surprised by the southern tennessee fence. h t s and other groups have been fighting with government forces since 2011. what's taught to them as a piece for wave of demonstrations, demonte more rights under the rule of president special ed soon 70 to see if it was that led to to the death of hundreds of thousands of people. and the displacement

question is now all these allies willing to stand by has for oh, no, just sierra sears from. i'll just say around on the go and meet tonight. i'll just there is only mobile app is that the, this is where we, the fix on line from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from alpha 0 new that you'll see that the united nations 20000000 conference on climate change, the scene is the most, the developing nations needed estimates. $2.00 trillion dollars a year to combat the worst effects upon a change that will be developed, weld stump up the finance massage, and we need to stay with out there at the end of the coverage. a couple things, you know, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the washing out, is there a mind to the top stories? this our, the us has submitted a draw face 5 proposal to 11 on speak of parliament. not be the very best as is really forces continue to bone bod areas. across the country, especially 7 people have been killed in attacks, almost a israel's war and garza has been found to be consistent with the chara

the us continues to steal searing oil, burn syrian, uh, props are and mercenaries. mm hm. now, what are the risks of the conflict escalade thing in the region entirely? well, this is perfect for uh, these ratings uh, the, the, uh, the biggest uh, risk for any of its neighbors is an extension of its territory to the debris. there is no problem. i mean that's, that's the biggest risk for everyone in that area, including god sees like, uh, saudi regions. because if you love and you listen to what you want to do, even a padges, not a lot of these really soldiers not wearing their flaming everything uh, between the freddy's on the nile. so for any neighbor, this is going to be the 1st step, if uh they are not going to be willing to walk away from their territory reports and not in the 1st step is they're going to get an surgeon. you're going to get chaos. and the sooner or later, and i'm going to get us really uh, an explanation back from us. or why we have to leave me here at our spanish law of crap if they can form a us on the office that thank you so much for your time and t

opposition members who are supporting this operation, they say this operation, it came after the searing governments, every since attacks within the last month targeting the civilians around it live countryside. and in these areas, which it resulted in and thousands of people being killed and injured and main, they civilians and a children. that's why given the situation on the ground as also our uh colleague has reported in her a story just a few minutes ago. there is of a tune of power in the region right now given this situation. and so the level known and the, his beloved forces were deployed there. and for the opposition, it was a good time to give a response and a to the syrian government forces. and its allies on the ground who have been actually violating the agreement of the 2019 as found that there was the, the escalations zone agreements. but of course, we know that the battle is going is continuing right now. and besides the h t, as such, runs it live, which we know as the head to who else tom is. so major factions within the syrian national army, and known as formerly. the 1

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that may tell mccrae and the whole team here, bye for now, the sears from. i'll just say around on the go and meet tonight. i'll just there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we, the effect that from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and tapped on a new app from out to 0. news that you think is it since he's williamsburg, garza thousands of the stadiums helping indiscriminately displaced really forces are systematically targeting health care infrastructure hospitals and one of the only safe options to seek refuge until we became targets from us wages war from hospital. i've never seen a soldier inside the hospital. all just the real world investigates where the east ran is violating international. no, but targeting supposedly a new crisis. dr. silver on hospitals on tuesday around the explosion. that's a railway station in bulk installed and kills at least 21 people on wounds doesn't small the time. so robin, you're watching all of their life. my headquarters here in the also coming up the united nat

what the searing journalist just just before me to we just guys do what's happening on right on. right. but we don't, we don't just speculating what's happening on the ground. i'd like to just ask for your attention on some particular questions 1st. mm hm. so there has been several agreements like so she, i've done a in the past at 8 years. so churchy russia and other regional players have been part of so in the meantime, during this period of time, turkey has as its counterparts to, to and it kind of tell you of trust on the other end. and just like the, the syrian journalist just before me who joined you, you thought it was being supported by monkeys right, by his right. so i'd like to put another question. so straightforward. so i'd like to ask him, what do you think the y s a has paid to just 10 summary is the reinforcements to go on high as to support. you don't need them forces against these, right? that's why he rather picked up just sending reinforcement to i left. so this explains our team and it's very likely links to my pro east explanation. let me explain you why. yea

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we all know what happened four sear ago. that was the breaking of tradition. a tradition of peaceful transfer of power. four years later, donald trump seems to be committed, at left a for the moment torsion as smooth a transition as possible and joe biden has set the tone. it is joe biden who made clear that he wanted to let bygones be bygones for the sake of the country. >> and it's interesting. trump is, he's along for the ride on it here. he is participating. he didn't invite joe biden four years ago. he did take barack obama up on the invitation eight years ago. what do you think about the transition as you're seeing trump make it this time compared to eight years ago? >> right now, maybe the surprising thing is how normal this looks. certainly 2020 wasn't justjust election results. it was covid which resulted in all the separation. eight years ago, you can look at the pictures of donald trump in the oval office with barack obama and he looks surprised. he looks in awe that he's there for the first time. now he's coming in as a man with a mission. the mist

are having this conversation because i think folks have an image of what cdc is and does, probably seared in their memories from march of 2020. lots of folks first really got to know the cdc in march and april 20 20 during the trump administration, and that original response to covid. what i want to make sure i'm sharing is that we are a different organization five years since that time. that is because we have to learn a lot of lessons to respond to that historic pandemic. we had to get out of the crisis and do the work of getting folks vaccinated and out of the crisis and i was lucky enough to take the baton 18 months ago as the world was coming out of crisis. oak the feedback and learning -- we took the feedback and learning, i met with every cdc director and members of congress on both sides of the aisle. i met with folks who put together commission reports on how to think, what lessons did we learn from covid? we have taken this seriously and put them into action in cdc. there is more work to do but we are different. let me give you a few examples. i think we are better position to r